BPVV (Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo)
- Jessica Devine
- Feb 16
- 1 min read

BPPV is an inner ear disorder that causes episodes of vertigo when changing head position. It was an awful experience for me personally. It seemed to come on after I had a viral issue and it was extremely scary. It took a few months to eliminate the severe symptoms. I honestly still have a little bit of it going on in certain positions.
"BPV is the result of a disturbance inside your inner ear. The semicircular canals, or the tubes inside your ears, contain fluid that moves when you change your body’s position. The semicircular canals are extremely sensitive.
BPV develops when small crystals of calcium carbonate that are normally in another area of the ear break free and enter the semicircular canals. It can also happen when these crystals form inside the semicircular canals. This causes your brain to receive confusing messages about your body’s position."
SOLUTION IDEAS:
Physical Therapy
IV Fluids
I made great improvements with those but was told to try these in addition to my protocol and I believe in them now. They supplements below absolutely improved my symptoms quickly.
Chinese Skullcap root (Scutellaria baicalensis) approximately 400mg: 1 cap 3x/d
Astaxanthine 12 mg 2x/d
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